TO extreme evil, extreme remedies. So one beautiful, rich, carefree womanwhen, suddenly, it is found overwhelmed by debtsupsets his life and turns one escort. Everything seems to be going badly, but instead she manages to pay off her debts and also meets true love. It’s a fun but profound comedy No one can judge me, 2011 film broadcast tonight at 9.25pm on Rai 1. Protagonists, one acclaimed Paola Cortellesi and a charming and naive Raoul Bova.
No one can judge me: the plot
A bit’ forced, snobbish, obnoxious and racist, Alice (Paola Cortellesi), is the protagonist of No one can judge me: 35 years old, mother of Filippo, 9 years old, is the stereotype of the woman superficial. Accustomed to a comfortable life, she lives in a luxurious one villa ai Parioli in Rome, and manages his three non-EU servants with arrogance. She is thoughtless because her husband, Peter (Dario Cassini) allows her to do everything. He is an entrepreneur in the sanitary sector, he looks bold and full of money. Instead, when he dies due to a car accident, his lawyer puts up Alice in the face of reality. The husband has accumulated a mountain of debtso she must pull the belt and find a way to pay off.
Scared, Alice change everything: dismiss the servants, one of them, Aziz (Hassani Shapi), helps her find a new home suitable for hers new “poor” needs. So he moved to a tiny apartment in Quarticciolo And sells the Parioli villabut the collection it is not enough to pay off creditors.
Raoul Bova and Paola Cortellesi in “Nobody can judge me”. (01 Distribution)
Desperate, Alice remember Eva (Anna Foglietta), an escort he had met on the occasion of one of his anniversaries with Pietro. And, to extreme evils, extreme remedies: he rationalizes that the only way to scrape up a lot of money quickly is to throw himself into “luxury” prostitution. Like this Alice contact Eva and gets help from enter “in the tour”.
Under the pseudonym of Moraine, Alice ring one customer after another. She likes it and begins to enjoy it. She masterfully exploits the cynicism of customers, giving a glimpse of the “submerged” life of today’s ruling class. “Customers are mostly politicians,” one hears da Eva who instructs her, “If they’re right, you laugh, they need to feel funny. If they are on the left, you nod because they need to feel intelligent. ‘
Meet love, and change (once again) your life
Alicein this new dimension of hers, she is a different woman, he befriended Aziz, his former servant whom he treated badly. He knows in the neighborhood Giulio (Raoul Bova), manager of an internet point, clean, dreamer, honest. It is love at first sight. Alice decides to hide from him the fact that she is an escort, he knows that if he found out, he would not agree to continue the relationship. So she tells him she is a shop assistant.
At this point a series of hilarious misconceptions and misunderstandings begin that they bring Giulio to discover the true profession of Alice. And when Giulio is in difficulty with work, and due to debts he is forced to close the internet point, Alice, who in the meantime has made a fortune, intervenes by lending him the money he needs. Between shots of pride, declarations of love among the most romantic possibleand thanks also to Evamasterful “Bringer of peace”, Giulio And Alice find the balance of the couple. The happy ending is the crowning glory of viewers’ expectations.
No one can judge meaward-winning film
This film, which marks the directorial debut of Massimiliano Bruno (here too actor), and also sees in the cast Rocco Papaleowas a critical and public success. In 2011 cashed in nearly eight million euroswas candidate for five David di Donatellowinning one (Best Actress in a Leading Role for Paola Cortellesi). And he was awarded a Silver ribbon (Best comedy for newcomer Massimiliano Bruno), beating the competitors, who were champions of collections at the time welcome to the South from Luca Miniero with Claudio Bisio And What a beautiful day from Gennaro Nuziante with Checco Zalone.
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